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  • Tom Izzo Takes a Break from NCAA Tournament Preparations to Support Fellow Coach
  • San Diego State Survives Nail-Biting Opener, Advances to Second Round of NCAA Tournament
  • Uncertain Future: Kentucky's Men's Basketball Program Faces Tough Questions after Early Tournament Exit
  • Candace Owens Departs from Daily Wire Amid Controversy over Antisemitism Claims
  • White House Blames Republicans and Texas Governor for Chaos at Southern Border
  • Injury Riddled Pelicans Face Questionable Heat Lineup in East Trip Showdown
  • Washington State Cougars to Face Iowa State Cyclones in NCAA Tournament Round of 32
  • Remote Work Mandate Threatens GTA 6 Release, Potential Delay to 2026
  • Migrant Rush at Texas Border Wall Sparks Immigration Debate
  • SpaceX's Starship Demonstrates Milestone Achievements in Latest Test Flight
  • Recall Issued for Over 440,000 Starbucks-Branded Mugs Sold During Winter Holidays
  • Senate Banking Chairman Brown Prioritizes Marijuana Banking Reform as Talks Intensify
  • Chicago Bears Positioned for Success with Ninth Pick in 2024 NFL Draft
  • Suspected Squatters Arrested in Connection with Woman's Death in NYC Apartment
  • Arkansas Airport Director's Alleged Unauthorized Firearm Sales Lead to Fatal Raid: ATF Investigation Unveils Disturbing Details
  • Rep. Mike Gallagher's Departure Temporarily Reduces GOP Majority, Special Elections Loom
  • No. 6 Louisville Cardinals Upset by No. 11 Middle Tennessee in NCAA Tournament Opener
  • Cleveland Guardians' Roster Puzzle Nears Completion as Opening Day Approaches
  • Confusion Arises as Helldivers 2 Players Receive Conflicting Reports on Major Order Completion
  • Stock Market Hits Record Highs on Fed Rate Cut Expectations and AI Momentum
  • Flood Watch Issued for Washington, D.C. Area on Saturday as Heavy Rainfall Expected
  • Oakland's Stunning Upset Brightens Wisconsin's NCAA Tournament Prospects
  • Yankees Face Injury Concerns as Anthony Rizzo Sidelined with Tight Lat
  • University of Missouri Student Riley Strain Found Deceased in Cumberland River
  • Netflix's 3 Body Problem Explores the Intricacies of the Three-Body Problem and Quantum Mechanics
  • Boeing's Starliner Set for May Launch after Overcoming Safety Concerns
  • Google's Android Takes the Lead Over Apple with New Satellite Connectivity Feature
  • Deadly Collision Involving School Bus in Rural Texas Claims Two Lives
  • Controversial Facebook Post by HSHS Sparks Uproar on Same Day Two Local Hospitals Close
  • Region Prepares for Record-Breaking Rainfall and Potential Flooding this Weekend
  • PointsBet Becomes Official Sports Betting Partner: NBC Sports Enters Exciting Partnership
  • Packers Focus on Re-signing Core Special Teams Contributors for 2024 Season
  • Terrifying Incident Unfolds as Gunman Terrorizes City, Bear Attack Caught on Camera
  • Maryland Congressman David Trone Apologizes for Inadvertent Use of Racial Slur During Budget Hearing Amid Senate Candidacy Race
  • Lawmakers React to Migrants Storming Border in El Paso Amidst ongoing Border Crisis
  • NVIDIA Reports Impressive Q4 Results, Beats Earnings Estimates
  • Ukraine's largest dam ablaze after Russian strikes
  • Short Turnaround for the Jayhawks as They Face Off Against Gonzaga
  • Trump Claims to Have Almost $500 Million in Cash, Prefers to Spend on Presidential Run than Settling Fraud Judgment
  • Shohei Ohtani's Interpreter Fired Amidst Gambling Scandal: Five Things to Know
  • Bipartisan Spending Bill Sparks Controversy Over LGBTQ Pride Flag Flying at U.S. Embassies
  • Redfin CEO Optimistic About Future After $418 Million Settlement, Aims to Disrupt Traditional Real Estate Model
  • Winter Weather System Causes Chaos on Metro Detroit Roads
  • Former High School Athlete Challenges Democratic Congresswoman's View on Trans-Identifying Players
  • Kentucky Wildcats Basketball Roster Outlook for 2024-25 Season
  • Former High-School Volleyball Player Confronts Democrat Lawmakers over Transgender Athlete Injuries
  • Regina King and Jimmy Kimmel Share Emotional Moment in First Interview Since Son's Tragic Passing
  • Schools Adjust Schedules and Close for the 2024 Solar Eclipse Across North America
  • Trump Leads in Michigan and Biden Tied with Trump in Pennsylvania, According to CNN Poll
  • Chip Ganassi Racing Dominates Opening Test Session for The Thermal Club's $1 Million Challenge
  • Tragic Crash Involving School Bus Leaves Two Dead in Texas
  • Winter Storm Prompts Over 100 West Michigan School Closures
  • Future and Metro Boomin's Highly Anticipated Collaboration Album Finally Arrives, Featuring a Showstopping Verse from Kendrick Lamar
  • Trump's Fundraising Agreement Diverts Donations to PAC Covering Legal Bills
  • Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Deadly Attack at Crocus City Hall near Moscow
  • Kentucky Basketball Suffers Devastating Loss to Oakland in NCAA Tournament
  • UK Scientists Receive Funding Boost to Develop World's First Lung Cancer Vaccine
  • Ancient Amphibian Species Kermitops Sheds Light on Evolutionary Path of Frogs and Salamanders
  • Welsh Rugby Star Louis Rees-Zammit Sets Sights on NFL Career
  • Suspect in Deadly Brooklyn Deli Stabbing Surrenders to Police After a Weeklong Manhunt
  • Two Suspects Arrested in Brutal Murder Case of Woman Found in Duffel Bag
  • Terrorist Incident Reported at Crocus City Hall in Krasnogorsk, near Moscow
  • Blommer Chocolate Announces Closure of Original Chicago Plant and Expansion Plans
  • 24 Expert Tips for Fantasy Baseball Success in 2024
  • Republican Congressman Mike Gallagher Announces Early Resignation, Further Weakening GOP Majority in the House
  • Rep. Adam Kinzinger Suggests Aid Deal to Save Speaker Mike Johnson's Position
  • Visma-Lease a Bike Bemoans Misfortunes as Van der Poel Dominates E3 Saxo Classic
  • Far-Right Republican Files Motion to Remove House Speaker, Threatening Chaos and Division
  • Republican Resignation Further Narrows House Majority, Raising Concerns for Party's Legislative Agenda
  • Texas Governor Reinforces Border Control Measures as Violent Border Incident Spurs Debate
  • Fatal Crash Involving School Bus and Concrete Truck Leaves Two Dead in Bastrop County
  • Philadelphia Eagles Bolster Defense with Key Additions in Free Agency
  • Mexico Urges Appeals Court to Consider Impact of SB 4 on Latino Community and Mexican Citizens
  • Department of Education Identifies Vendor's Error Impacting Financial Aid Forms, Causing Delays for Students
  • Prosecutors Facing Backlash for Holding Police Accountable in Criminal Justice Reform Movement
  • Deadly Attack Strikes Moscow's Crocus City Hall, Leaving Dozens Dead and Scores Injured
  • New Attack 'GoFetch' Targets Apple M1, M2, and M3 Processors, Putting Cryptographic Keys at Risk
  • GOP Candidate for NC School Superintendent Dodges Questions about Disturbing Social Media History
  • Russian Missile Strikes Ukraine's Largest Hydroelectric Dam in Zaporizhzhia
  • Rockstar Games' GTA 6 Development Faces Potential Delays, Employees Express Concerns
  • Cubs Make Spring Cuts, Finalize Opening Day Rotation, but Roster Decisions Still Await
  • GOP Rep. Mike Gallagher Announces Resignation, Dealing Blow to Republican Majority
  • Video Shows Colossal Blast as Russian Missile Strikes Ukraine's Biggest Dam
  • Russia Launches 31 Missiles at Kyiv, Ukrainian Air Defense Intercepts Them All
  • Princess Kate Announces Cancer Diagnosis, Begins Chemotherapy Treatment
  • Joe Flacco Opens Up About Browns' Decision to Pass Him Over as Backup Quarterback
  • Two Teenagers Arrested in Connection with Murder of Woman Found Dead in New York City Apartment
  • USS Dwight D. Eisenhower Successfully Counters Houthi Threat in the Red Sea
  • Giants' Trade for Burns Aligns with Long-Term Plans, Signals Strategic Shift
  • Kensington Palace Provides Update on Princess of Wales' Health Journey
  • Winter Storm Ronnie Engulfs Twin Cities Skyline in Stunning Time-Lapse Video
  • Renovation Project to Remove Over 100 Iconic Cherry Trees in Washington, D.C.
  • Winter Storms Bring Major Snowfall and Travel Disruptions Across Northern U.S.
  • Medicaid Expansion in South Dakota Signals Progress for Public Health
  • Brooklyn Man Surrenders in Connection with Fatal Stabbing of 19-Year-Old Woman at Park Slope Bodega
  • Russia Adds International LGBT Movement to List of Terrorists and Extremists
  • Princess of Wales, Kate, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis and Begins Chemotherapy
  • Trump Claims Nearly $500 Million in Cash Amidst Pending Fraud Judgment
  • Former Prosecutor Suggests Potential Money Laundering in Shohei Ohtani Translator's Gambling Scandal
  • Russia fires 31 missiles at Kyiv in first attack on Ukraine's capital in 44 days
  • Rep. Mike Gallagher's Early Resignation Adds to GOP's Slim Majority in the House
  • Outrage Mounts as Nike Makes Controversial Alteration to England National Soccer Jerseys
  • Tennessee Governor Approves ELVIS Act to Safeguard Artists from AI Exploitation
  • Donald Trump's Social Media Platform Goes Public, Making Him a Paper Fortune of $3 Billion
  • Helldivers 2 Propaganda Backfires as Flying Bugs Are Spotted Despite Denials
  • Princess Catherine Diagnosed with Cancer, Undergoing Chemotherapy
  • US House of Representatives Approves Funding Bill Banning Support for UNRWA Amidst Gaza Crisis
  • Mixed Performance for Dow Jones as Nvidia Gains, Tesla Slumps, and Lawmakers Seek to Avoid Shutdown
  • Micron Technology Soars 15% After Impressive Q2 Earnings, Boosted by AI-driven Demand
  • Gunmen Launch Deadly Attack at Moscow Music Venue, Russian Authorities Report
  • London Clinic Under Investigation for Delayed Reporting of Kate Middleton's Medical Records Breach
  • Princess of Wales Battles Cancer with Courage as She Confronts Chemotherapy Treatment
  • House Speaker Mike Johnson Faces Ousting as Marjorie Taylor Greene Files Motion to Vacate
  • Fugitive Squatters Accused in Grisly Murder Arrested in Pennsylvania
  • Justin Fields Trade to the Pittsburgh Steelers Raises Questions about his Potential as a Starting Quarterback
  • Princess Kate Reveals Cancer Diagnosis and Begins Chemotherapy
  • Global Water Crisis: Billions Lack Access to Safe Drinking Water
  • Michael Jackson Estate Claims Katherine Jackson Received over $55 Million Since Singer's Death
  • Princess Catherine Reveals Cancer Diagnosis After Abdominal Surgery
  • Massive Toxic Gas Cloud from Icelandic Volcanic Eruption Threatens Arctic Ozone Hole
  • Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Face Challenging Matchup Against Marquette Golden Eagles in NCAA Tournament
  • Rep. Kay Granger Steps Down as Chair of House Appropriations Committee
  • Moscow Concert Hall Attack: Dozens Dead, Hundreds Injured in Terrorist Strike
  • HuffPost's Commitment to Providing Free Access to High-Quality Journalism
  • Multiple Casualties in Armed Attack on Concert Venue near Moscow
  • NBA Shuts Down G League Ignite Program after Disappointing Season
  • FBI Investigates Potential Crime in Connection with Alaska Airlines Midair Incident
  • Princess Kate's Cancer Diagnosis: Beginning a Journey of Hope
  • UN Security Council Fails to Pass Cease-Fire Resolution for Gaza as Russia and China Veto US Proposal
  • Senate Majority Leader Schumer Urges Support for Marijuana Banking Bill
  • FBI Contacts Passengers of Boeing 737 Max Jet for Criminal Investigation
  • Breakthrough in Investigation: Two Suspects Apprehended in Connection with Homicide of Nadia Vitel
  • England's New Soccer Shirt Design Sparks Controversy Over Flag Color and Cost
  • Welsh rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit set to pursue NFL career with visits to Browns and Jets
  • Researchers Uncover Hardware-Level Exploit in Apple Silicon Macs That Could Expose Private Data
  • Mass Shooting Reported at Concert Hall in Moscow Suburb
  • Kylie Jenner's Vodka Soda Launch Party Marred by Car Crash Involving Kris Jenner's Rolls-Royce Ghost
  • Mega Millions Jackpot Reaches $977 Million; Taxes Vary by State
  • Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport Director Killed in Shootout Linked to Illegal Gun Dealing
  • Texas Medical Board Proposes Broad Definition for Emergency Medical Exceptions in State's Abortion Ban
  • Princess Kate Reveals Cancer Diagnosis and Begins Preventative Chemotherapy Treatment
  • Russia Launches Massive Missile and Drone Attacks, Leaving Millions of Ukrainians Without Power
  • Blake Snell: The Pitching Weirdo Redefining the Game
  • Intelli Departs Regeneron Deal, Focus Shifts to Factor XII Program
  • Actor Jeffrey Jones Confirmed Absent from Beetlejuice Sequel Amid Fan Speculation
  • United Nations Adopts First Global Resolution on AI, Focusing on Personal Data Protection and Human Rights
  • Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Sets the Stage for Potential Vote to Strip House Speaker Mike Johnson of Power
  • Final Fantasy XVI's 'The Rising Tide' DLC to Launch on April 18, Square Enix Announces
  • President Biden Mocks Trump's Financial Woes at Campaign Event
  • The Daily Wire Severs Ties with Candace Owens Amid Feud Over Israel-Hamas Conflict
  • Bruins Bring Music Icon Dion to Announce Lineup in Unconventional Fashion
  • U.S. GDP Growth Projection Raised to 2.1% for 2024 Amid Resilient Economy and Surging Immigration
  • 20-Year-Old Man Arrested for Murder of Twin Sisters Outside Brooklyn Deli
  • Neymar's Family Refuses to Bail Dani Alves Out of Prison After Rape Conviction
  • Kris Jenner Attends Kylie's Vodka Soda Launch Party Amid Sister's Sudden Death
  • Emotional Exchange Between Jimmy Kimmel and Regina King on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
  • Kentucky Coach John Calipari Blames Players for Stunning NCAA Tournament Loss
  • Wedbush Upgrades Google Stock, Predicts Strong Performance Amid Talks for Apple Licensing Deal
  • Offseason Quarterback Carousel Continues as Four-Round Mock Draft Unveils Historic Picks
  • Severe Tornado Outbreak Hits Central US, Leaving Destruction in Its Wake
  • Warwick Tragedy: Father and 4-Year-Old Son Found Dead in Frawley Street Home
  • Central Banks Prepare for Gradual Reversal of Interest Rate Hikes
  • Terror Attack Strikes Moscow Concert Hall, Multiple Casualties Reported
  • Princess Kate Diagnosed with Cancer, Undergoing Chemotherapy
  • Princess of Wales Reveals Cancer Diagnosis and Starts Chemotherapy Treatment
  • Drug Overdose Deaths Reach New High in 2022: CDC Report
  • Kentucky Wildcats Contemplating Potential Replacements for Coach Calipari
  • New York Giants Mock Draft Tracker: Rome Odunze Emerges as Front-runner at No. 6
  • Rabies Alert Issued in Flagler County, Florida Amid Increasing Exposure Cases
  • Williams Frustration Mounts as Lack of Spare Chassis Forces Driver Change
  • Trump Claims to Have Almost $500 Million in Cash, Seeks Delay in $454 Million Bond Deadline
  • House Passes $1.2 Trillion Spending Package to Avert Government Shutdown
  • Kremlin Officially Recognizes Russia's Involvement in Ukraine as War
  • Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Launches with Strong Box Office Haul, Aiming to Top Weekend Charts
  • Pete Davidson's Semi-Autobiographical Comedy Bupkis Ends After One Season on Peacock
  • The Deafening Silence: Sudan's Civil War Reaches Alarming Levels of Humanitarian Crisis
  • Former Disney CEO Bob Chapek Shares Vision for ESPN's Future in Interview
  • Kremlin Warns of Catastrophic Consequences as EU Considers Confiscation of Russian Assets
  • Rose Namajunas Finds Motivation in Loss, Aims to Claim Second Division Title
  • Tragedy Strikes San Francisco as Family Donates Organs of Youngest Victim in West Portal Crash
  • House Passes Remaining Appropriations Bills, Senate Faces Tight Deadline
  • Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner Supports Bob Iger Against Activist Bid
  • BYD's Affordable Seagull EV Sends Shockwaves Through Industry
  • Apple Explores Potential AI Partnership with Baidu in China
  • Giants Bolster Offensive Line with Addition of Matt Nelson
  • Russia-Ukraine war updates from March 22, 2024
  • Scientists Developing Groundbreaking Lung Cancer Vaccine with Promising Efficacy
  • Tragic Murder-Suicide Leaves Child and Man Dead in Warwick Residence
  • Kansas Jayhawks Edge Out Samford Bulldogs in Controversial NCAA Tournament Victory
  • Langborg's Impact and Northwestern's Surge Could Upset Florida Atlantic in March Madness Matchup
  • Tennessee Becomes First State to Protect Artists from AI Replication
  • FBI Contacts Passengers of Alaska Airlines Flight With Blown Door Panel, Opens Criminal Investigation
  • George Strait Mourns Loss of Two Beloved Music Family Members
  • Jimmy Kimmel Tells Media to Leave Kate Middleton Alone Amidst Ongoing Speculations
  • Former Yoozoo Games Executive Sentenced to Death for Poisoning Founder
  • Russia Designates LGBT movement as Extremist Organization, Freezing Bank Accounts of 14,000 Individuals and Entities
  • US Department of Justice Files Sweeping Antitrust Complaint Against Apple
  • Shares in Digital World Acquisition Corp. Plunge Over 12% After Approval of Merger with Trump-Owned Social Media Company
  • J.D. Martinez to Begin Season with Minor League Stint
  • Queen Camilla Gives Update on King Charles III's Cancer Treatment
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